Another day dominated by war. There's a lot of news today—some say the U.S. is starting to withdraw troops, others say the U.S. is seeking negotiations, and some claim Iranian leaders have died in the attacks. Despite the various reports, the undeniable fact is that the war is still ongoing. Plus, the Strait of Hormuz is still not fully open. Some media outlets are saying Iran has unconditionally surrendered, but there's no evidence to support that at the moment. Overall, market sentiment is still poor. Oil prices show no signs of easing for now. Even though the IEA has been releasing reserves, the escalation of the war is keeping the market on edge. In the short term, oil prices will continue to be tied to the intensity of the conflict. That said, there are reports suggesting the Strait of Hormuz might reopen conditionally, so we'll have to wait and see next week. Looking at Bitcoin's data, the price has been holding up pretty well during this period. While U.S. stocks have been consistently dropping, BTC managing to stay near $70,000 is already impressive. At least for now, the data shows that investors are still quite interested in the $60,000 range, and selling pressure has noticeably decreased. The chip structure remains very stable, and there's no sign of panic among investors. Let's wait and see for now. There aren't any good dual-currency options to invest in over the weekend, so we'll revisit this on Monday. Bitget VIP—lower fees, bigger perks!